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Eye Area Surgery and Medical Aesthetic Services

Learn about assessments at the private practice in Maslak, Istanbul. Browse procedures by category and open a service page for the process, risks and follow-up. Treatment selection depends on an individual examination.

Eye Area Surgery and Medical Aesthetic Services

Illustration: Three abstract forms connected by branching paths. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Eye Area Surgery and Medical Aesthetic Services

Eye area surgery

Illustration: Ivory arch with three fine ridges on a lavender plinth. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Illustration: Close view of closed eyes and natural eyelid creases. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Blepharoplasty: understanding eyelid surgery

Blepharoplasty addresses excess eyelid skin and, when appropriate, the underlying fat. Assessment may concern appearance, interference with the upper field of vision, or both. A heavy-looking upper eyelid does not identify the cause on its own: skin, eyelid position and brow position need to be considered together.

Illustration: Grey-haired woman looking into a hand-held mirror. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Aesthetic eye surgery: which structure needs assessment?

Aesthetic eye surgery should address the structure responsible for a concern. Excess eyelid skin, a low eyelid margin and brow descent are different findings that may coexist. An individual eye examination assesses vision, muscle function, closure and dryness before discussing observation or surgery. One operation cannot be assumed to correct every cause.

Illustration: Three-quarter portrait showing the outer eye and temple. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Almond-eye surgery: what should you know about canthoplasty?

Canthoplasty changes the support or position of the outer eyelid corner; it differs from canthopexy and blepharoplasty. Suitability requires examination of eyelid stability, closure, eye surface and individual anatomy. Benefits must be weighed against risks. A photograph cannot establish suitability or guarantee eye shape, symmetry or lasting results.

Medical aesthetics and non-surgical options

Illustration: Ceramic ribbon, frosted lilac dome and plum-coloured cylinder. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Illustration: External probe on a gelled cheek beside an indistinct screen. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Ultrasound-assisted filler dissolution: what should be assessed first?

Filler dissolution aims to reduce hyaluronic acid filler using the enzyme hyaluronidase. It is not a universal reversal for every injectable material. The original product, its location and the reason for concern matter before choosing another procedure. Ultrasound may help the assessment, but does not make an injection risk-free.

Illustration: Smiling woman with natural expression lines around eyes and forehead. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Botulinum toxin: what should be assessed before treatment?

Botulinum toxin temporarily reduces selected lines caused by facial muscle activity; it does not add volume like a filler. A clinician must assess your goals, health, medicines and previous injections before choosing a product. Results vary, and risks and symptoms requiring urgent medical attention should be discussed before treatment.

Illustration: Woman looking in a mirror and touching her lower cheek. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Dermal filler: is a hollow, a bag or a dark circle the concern?

Dermal fillers add volume in selected areas. Under the eyes, a tear-trough hollow differs from protruding fat, malar swelling and pigment or visible vessels. These findings can coexist and require individual examination before choosing treatment. Filler does not address every cause of a dark circle, and its benefits must be weighed against risks.

Illustration: Red-haired woman with a magnifying lens beside her cheek. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Skin quality injections: hydration, product identity and limits

“Skin glow” or skin quality injections do not identify one standardized product.

Illustration: Woman examining cheek and jaw in a mirror beside a face drawing. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Thread lifts: support, limitations and recovery

A thread lift places medical sutures to support selected facial tissues.

Illustration: Gloved hand holding a capped transparent cartridge-shaped object. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

RF microneedling: device differences and important risks

RF microneedling uses small electrodes to deliver radiofrequency energy into or beneath the skin, producing heat.

Illustration: Dark protective-style glasses on a tray. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Skin lasers: choosing a method and protecting the eyes

Skin laser treatment is a group of different procedures, not one answer to every mark, scar or line.

Illustration: Three closed ampoules of different heights on a consultation desk. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Mesotherapy: ingredients, evidence and injection safety

Mesotherapy describes multiple small injections of selected substances rather than one standardized product.

Illustration: Closed tube with amber-coloured contents on a consultation desk. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

PRP: preparation, evidence and injection risks

PRP is platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood.

Understanding terms and limits of the evidence

Illustration: Upright magnifying lens before blank papers and a lavender stone. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Illustration: Face drawing and two closed transparent vials. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Biofiller: blood-derived materials, evidence and uncertainties

Here, biofiller means filler-like material prepared from your own blood, not transferred fat.

Illustration: Translucent purple sphere model containing smaller spheres. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Exosomes: product identity, evidence and regulatory questions

Products described as exosomes should not be treated as one established skin treatment.

Illustration: Hands holding an ivory and purple cell-shaped model. — Editorial illustration; not evidence of a diagnosis, treatment outcome or individual plan.

Stem cells in aesthetics: product, evidence and safety questions

“Stem cells” does not define one product or a standard aesthetic procedure.

Explore a procedure in more detail

Similar names do not mean identical products, methods or results. Ingredients, treatment areas, alternatives and individual suitability need separate consideration.

Aesthetic Eyelid Surgery

Eye and brow relief beside a round examination mirror. — Eye and brow relief beside a round examination mirror. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.

Botulinum Toxin

Forehead and brow relief with three violet curved lines. — Forehead and brow relief with three violet curved lines. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.

Dermal Fillers

Cheek and lip sculpture beside a clear gel drop on a dish. — Cheek and lip sculpture beside a clear gel drop on a dish. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.

Collagen Biostimulation

Woven fiber sculpture on a lilac plinth with a blank notebook behind. — Woven fiber sculpture on a lilac plinth with a blank notebook behind. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.

Eye Area Rejuvenation

Translucent violet ring framing an eye and cheek relief. — Translucent violet ring framing an eye and cheek relief. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.

Skin Radiance & Boosters

Undulating skin-texture model beside a clear droplet on a lilac disk. — Undulating skin-texture model beside a clear droplet on a lilac disk. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.

Stem Cell · Exosome · PRP

Blank dossier, magnifying glass and three translucent round objects. — Blank dossier, magnifying glass and three translucent round objects. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.

Thread Lift

Loose violet thread beside a face sculpture, without entering tissue. — Loose violet thread beside a face sculpture, without entering tissue. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.

Fractional RF Microneedling

Handpiece apart from a skin-layer model with symbolic violet signal lines. — Handpiece apart from a skin-layer model with symbolic violet signal lines. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.

Ultrasound & Filler Dissolving

Ultrasound probe beside a face sculpture and a panel of abstract gray echo patterns. — Ultrasound probe beside a face sculpture and a panel of abstract gray echo patterns. Conceptual category illustration; does not show an actual patient, treatment outcome or procedural technique.